Ah, I won't eat it. Just take a bite. I said I won't eat it. They say it looks better than Snap. Hello, this is the director. Since the launch of the Galaxy Tab S9 series last year, I thought they might unveil the S10 during the recent Fold and Flip announcement. However, perhaps due to the abundance of new products like the new Watch series and Galaxy Ring, it wasn't revealed separately. So, it seems that the Tab won't be released annually like before, but rather needs a bit more time. Recently, I've heard news that a new Tab could be unveiled in October 2024 and then released. So, I thought it would be a good idea to summarize the rumors surrounding the Galaxy Tab S10 series that have come out so far. I'm curious myself, and I want to organize the information while researching. First, let's talk about the design. Looking at the recently leaked rendering images, it's hard to find any significant changes; it could easily be mistaken for the S9. The size is almost the same as well.

If you look at the thickness, it's almost the same, but if you really analyze it, it's about 0.05mm thinner. The front and back designs don't show much difference; they're quite similar. The colors are released in two options: gray and silver. The power button and volume button on the right side are designed the same as the previous model. The front display also has a notch, and charging the pen from the back is the same. The dual cameras on the front and back are designed identically as well. Honestly, just by looking at this, it's hard to distinguish between the S9 and S10. One thing I'm still hoping for, among the rumors that haven't surfaced yet, is the weight. Personally, I find the weight to be the most disappointing aspect. Even though we are satisfied with the S9 Ultra's large screen and overall performance, the weight has been a concern. It weighs about 732g. The newly released iPad Pro with a 1-inch display also has the M4 chip and weighs almost the same.

I lost about 100 grams, so I hope the newly released Galaxy Tab will also have a significantly reduced weight. One of the interesting rumors is that, as the design remains the same, both the Plus and Ultra models will feature 12.4-inch and 14.6-inch displays, respectively, but there are rumors that the most basic model, the 10-inch version, will be discontinued. This is because, based on various materials from previous rumors, there has been no leaked information about the basic model. For example, while the Plus and Ultra were detected in test firmware, the basic model was not. Additionally, the Plus battery was certified on March 11, and the Ultra battery on April 8 by the Product Safety Information Center, but there was no mention of the basic model there either. However, upon further investigation, according to TechRadar, the 10-inch model will be passed on to the A series and FE, while the S series will focus on larger screens.

There were also talks about focusing on this. If this is true, then there should be a basic model to distinguish between the 12.4-inch, 14.6-inch Plus, and Ultra versions, but it seems there are only these derivative models. The naming will likely be adjusted later as well. Among the next rumors, there's an interesting one. It's a really fun rumor. If you think back, there was a time when TV PPL was being transmitted through the Galaxy Tab, right? At that time, Samsung's Galaxy Tab S1 and S2 were equipped with Samsung's Exynos, and as far as I know, starting from the S3 series, the Tab series has consistently used Qualcomm's Snapdragon. However, this time, it is said that they will not use Qualcomm Snapdragon at all. In fact, Samsung's Exynos is expected to be used in the Galaxy Tab S10 series. Moreover, if they are going to use Exynos, even for the Galaxy S series...

The Ultra will feature the Qualcomm Snapdragon, while the S Plus will be equipped with the Action Note. That much was already known. However, it's quite interesting that the Galaxy Tab will also use the MediaTek from the S series. The processor expected to be included is the MediaTek Dimensity 9300L, which is made using the same TSMC 4nm process as its competitor, the Qualcomm Snapdragon AG3. This processor was actually unveiled last November, and it was probably announced around May. It is said to be included in the Galaxy Tab S10 series. You might wonder if this is just a simple rumor, but in fact, various materials related to KeyPatch 6 have been leaked, and the scores that have come out are quite impressive. The Qualcomm can be considered a competing model.

When compared to Snapdragon Gen 3, it shows quite decent scores based solely on benchmark results. Nowadays, the Dimensity platform is said to be performing well. As a result, smartphones that are equipped with Dimensity at a lower price point are receiving very positive evaluations. For example, the Poco X6 Pro, which we recently reviewed, offers excellent value for money. So, while the performance isn't bad, seeing Dimensity in the Samsung Galaxy Tab, especially in the S flagship series, feels somewhat unbelievable. However, various leaked materials suggest that it might be accurate. There are also concerns regarding the Dimensity platform when it was first integrated into smartphones, particularly issues like call drop problems. But when it is installed in tablets, it presents a different scenario.

The most disappointing aspect might actually be the timing. This is because Qualcomm's Snapdragon AG3 and MediaTek's Dimensity 9300 have been out for almost a year. If we consider the second half of this year, it would be the time to launch devices with Snapdragon AG or the successor, Dimensity 9400. If they are released in October, it would almost be the end of the year, and they would be using processors that are already a year old. This could be a bit ambiguous. It feels similar to Google's Pixel, which tends to use slightly outdated processors upon release. If Samsung follows this trend and actually launches the Galaxy Tab with the Dimensity chip, I am curious about the performance. We have seen a lot of data regarding this, so there shouldn't be much doubt. However, in the meantime, Snapdragon has been significantly ahead in gaming and app performance.

I'm curious to see if such performance will come out of Manchester City, considering the optimizations that have been made. Samsung will likely do the same; if the price is right, they will use Qualcomm Snapdragon. However, they are now opting for MediaTek's Dimensity. Qualcomm Snapdragon has become too expensive, so they are making that decision. As far as I know, it is reported to be more than 10% cheaper than Qualcomm Snapdragon. It's also quite surprising that Exynos hasn't been released yet. Is Exynos not performing well compared to its price? These days, Samsung's flagship displays are incorporating anti-reflective technology, so I'm curious whether this will be applied as a standard feature in the Plus and Ultra models without AR film. I'm also interested in what other changes will occur. For now, the design will likely be very similar. However, now...

I'm curious if the battery capacity will change a bit. Last year, Samsung added water and dust resistance to the Galaxy Tab, so I don't expect any major changes in that area. In fact, there aren't many parts that will change in the Galaxy Tab right now. I'm wondering what aspects they will improve when they release the new product. If it's just a change in the processor, it might just be seen as a refresh. I also think that when it's released, Samsung will emphasize AI in their marketing. I'm also curious about the release cycle. If it really launches in October, the S7 series was unveiled in August 2020, the S series was revealed a year and a half later in February 2022, and the S9 series was announced a year and a half after that in July 2023. I'm wondering if the cycle, which has been a year and a half, will change to a one-year cycle.

MediaTek's Dimensity will be implemented, and the price will be lowered to a level that consumers can feel. This seems beneficial for consumers because, in reality, we often use tablets for note-taking and various content consumption, even though we do play games on them. If the price becomes more affordable, it would be reasonable to consider purchasing it. However, if the price remains the same as before, it could be quite disappointing. This is because, when we look at competing models, even the iPad Pro uses processors that are not found in smartphones but rather in Macs, like the M7 chip. Honestly, this is quite significant, and while the specs may hold back the iPad, it’s still uncertain what will happen in the future. If it is truly released in October, then Samsung developers...

I think they might not reveal anything at the SDC 20 conference. When I looked into it, it seems that this time is similar to the developer conference, like WWDC, where not many new products are announced. The first Galaxy Fold prototype was revealed during this time, and they did showcase products like the Galaxy Book S. However, it doesn't seem likely that new Galaxy Tab products will be released; perhaps they will just have a small unpacking event or a video announcement. Anyway, for now, I am most curious about the price. If the price is set reasonably, many consumers will understand and purchase the new Galaxy Tab. However, if the price remains the same or increases, it might lead to a lot of hesitation regarding the Galaxy Tab. That said, the Galaxy Tab and Wacom...

Because we are using the EMR method, there are advantages to it, but I think it would be disappointing to just raise the price without reason. Or perhaps Samsung has something that hasn't been leaked yet, which could be a game changer.

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